The EU imported uranium products from Russia for more than 700 million euros in 2014 Kyiv-based DiXi Group and Brussels-based Bruegel think tanks presented a joint study with recommendations for the European Union to reduce its dependence on Russian uranium imports. The document notes that the EU remains dependent on Russia at almost all stages […]
Weather conditions, stable operation of nuclear power plants, capacity restoration, and imports helped avoid large-scale blackouts during the heating season – Energy Security Talks The 2024/2025 heating season was a serious test for Ukraine’s energy system. It was the most difficult winter since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, due to the devastating attacks recorded […]
Over 70 Agreements During the Full-Scale War: How Rosatom Expands Beyond Sanctions Russia’s full-scale military aggression against Ukraine has been ongoing for three years. During this time, the world has witnessed numerous russian war crimes, destruction, and suffering inflicted upon the Ukrainian people. Despite this, the russian state corporation Rosatom remains a notable exception in […]
Ukrainian Energy Security Dialogue 2024: Key Challenges, Solutions, and Prospects for Ukraine’s Energy Security Each year, the Ukrainian Energy Security Dialogue brings together Ukrainian, European, and American experts, as well as representatives from government and business, to discuss critical challenges and strategies in the energy sector. This year’s event once again served as a platform […]
DiXi Group Winter Outlooks: Domestic Gas Supply Sufficient, but Electricity Shortages of up to 5 GW Possible On November 19, the third online Energy Security Talks event took place, where the DiXi Group analytical center presented Winter Outlooks: Assessment of the State of Ukraine’s Gas and Electricity Infrastructure, Risks, and Scenarios for the 2024/2025 Autumn-Winter […]
DiXi Group calls to reduce Russia’s nuclear influence in the EU: advocacy visit to Germany During an advocacy visit to Germany in November, DiXi Group presented its proposals to reduce the influence of the Russian corporation Rosatom on the European energy market and impose sanctions against it. DiXi Group’s General Manager for Security and Sustainability […]
Reduce Russia’s nuclear influence in the EU and impose direct sanctions against Rosatom – DiXi Group in the Bundestag During an advocacy trip to Germany, DiXi Group’s General Manager for Security and Sustainability Olena Lapenko met with Anton Hofreiter, a member of the Bundestag and chairman of the Committee on European Affairs. At the meeting, […]
Cooperation between Framatome and Rosatom on Fuel Element Production in Lingen Poses a Threat to Germany’s Nuclear Security – DiXi Group at a Press Conference November 15, 2024, Hannover – German anti-nuclear organizations, including AgiEL and .ausgestrahlt, together with the Ukrainian think tank DiXi Group, have called on the Lower Saxony government to deny French […]
DiXi Group advocates to stop the creation of a new instrument of Russia’s energy influence on the EU DiXi Group’s General Manager for Security and Sustainability Olena Lapenko met with the Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate Protection of Lower Saxony, Christian Meyer. During the meeting, they discussed the risks of the agreement between […]
Ukraine can contribute to global energy security with the support of partners – Olena Pavlenko On 31 October, representatives of Italy and the United States held a bilateral dialogue on ‘Opportunities and Challenges for Italy-U.S. Cooperation in Energy and Circularity’, organised by the Italian Committee of the World Energy Council at the Italian Embassy […]
Reforms, transparency, digitalisation and simplification of procedures have helped to maintain Ukraine’s resilience in the face of war On 22-25 October, the Civil Society Forum is taking place in Washington, DC, as part of the 2024 Annual Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF). At the session ‘How to Stay Resilient in […]
Russian Oil – Will Lowering Its Price Be an Effective Tool to Pressure the Kremlin? Oil has long been the main driver of Russia’s economy, providing a significant portion of its budget revenues. Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the international community could not remain indifferent and began actively seeking ways to weaken the Kremlin’s […]